Aluminum Precision reviews about "pay"

i cant say there were any... just my opinion...

Pay could be better. Other comparable jobs pay more. Health insurance could be improved

Pay, company holidays, raises, health care benefits

owners sons gave up company to "employee owned" since they formed a "committee" to oversee the improvement of both facilities smaller location Oxnard has been going down hill products are made poorly, causing dip in business causing additional stress to employees. management has bo empathy for employees. reviews and raises were frozen. no company morale, very sad place to work for. employees are overworked and stressed out with very little compensation. poor paying job, starting employees at min wage for hard labor. management gets by with false promises and lies to employees very secretive work environment, no open communication

You rarely get yelled at because they're all about "one APP" which was a cultural change they tried to initiate but inevitably failed. Pretty unorganized and changes take months to years to implement that could take as few as a couple days. You can only contribute to your 401k and get health benefits after 6 months. You can't take any vacation for a year and the 3 sick days you get a year never roll over so everyone uses them by the end of the year.

Big change since passing of Phil---now dealing with 2nd generation owners who don't have the empathy of the founder. Seems like folks who haven't had to ever look for a job--it's just typical of 2nd/3rd generation owners--a bit out of touch. Young management, tough to advance--lots of competition. Family ownership.

Management wants to change vision of organization but doesn't implement any rules - too many favorites got away with lower productivity, some had no sense of urgency with work. Low pay especially for the amount of daily stress. High turnover in the office (don't fall for the we are family type of office, I have been here 20+years, they have been there for that amount of time because they are incapable of finding a new job).

I can’t think of anything